Healthy signs for the economy in the Reagan era
The Hubbard News notes improving economic signs with inflation moderating, strong stock and bond markets, lower gas prices, and rising factory orders. GNP growth projections rise to four to five percent, unemployment remains high with slow improvement, and Congress is urged to avoid profligate spending while supporting jobs legislation.
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Mahoning Valley
Labor Department
Congress
Ohioans favor raising beer drinking age to 21 in poll
The Ohio Poll by the Institute for Policy Research at the University of Cincinnati finds 53 percent of Ohio adults support raising the minimum beer drinking age from 19 to 21, with strongest backing among those 65 and older. Support spans Democrats Republicans and Independents. statewide margin plus minus 4 percent.
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Institute For Policy Research
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University of Cincinnati
Upper Room meditation on carrying another's burden
A 1981 reflection recalls personal hardship and community support through prayers, notes, meals, and visits. The encouragements echo Galatians 6 2 and emphasize practical ministry as caring for others gives life purpose.
G I Bill Extension Aims at Veteran Retraining
View from Washington argues retraining must start with veterans proposing to extend Vietnam era G I educational benefits from 10 to 20 years. Rep Luken co sponsors a bill to fund and implement faster retraining via existing programs, urging broad congressional support and listing district contact numbers.
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Thomas Luken
Dcincinnati
Luken
Opinion on Wages and Management at Commercial Shearing Inc
A longtime Local 2332 member argues in favor of the company while detailing wage history and executive pay at Commercial Shearing Inc. He cites higher executive compensation, stock plans, and pension costs, contrasts 1965 wages with present figures, and defends the Scanlon productivity plan amid plant layoffs and wage disputes.
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Foo
Youngstown
Iowa
United Steelworkers of America
C.B. Cushna Jr
John Nelson
Thomas Travers
Travers
Commercial
Salt Lake City
Chicago
Nelson
Scanlon
North Carolina
BBB Advice On Mail Order Plant Scams And Scottish Yard
Better Business Bureau warns buyers about mail order plant offers that seem legitimate but may be scams. Watch for claims of rapid tree growth, guaranteed survival nationwide, exotic plant names, and indoor produce claims. Investigate firms, read guarantees, use local firms, and contact the BBB for reliability reports. Scotland Yard is noted as the ancient reference housed kings centuries ago.
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John Moliterno
Better Business Bureau
United States
BBB
Scotland Yard
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